Washington Racial Harassment Lawyers

If you are being racially harassed by an employer or co-worker, contact an experienced Seattle racial harassment attorney immediately to discuss your case. It is unethical and illegal for an employer to racially harass any employees, and legal action may be taken to put an end to the harassment. At Teller & Associates, our Washington racial harassment lawyers are experienced in employment law and civil rights law and are able to represent clients throughout the State of Washington. If you have been the victim of racial harassment in the workplace in Washington, please contact a Washington harassment attorney at Teller & Associates today.

No person should have to be subjected to harassment in the workplace, including demeaning acts, screaming, or foul language due to his or her race or any other protected characteristic. If you have been the victim of racial harassment by a co-worker you should:

• Report the racial harassment to your supervisor, unless it is your supervisor who is harassing you
• Keep written records describing the racial harassment
• Keep copies of important documents
• Send a letter to the human resources department explaining the racial harassment that you have experienced at your place of employment
• Consider consulting with a lawyer, even before making complaints

Whenever you are subjected to harassment, call a lawyer to discuss it. A consultation is usually a good idea, even if your case is not yet ready for a lawsuit or EEOC charge.

If your complaints have not put an end to the racial harassment that you are experiencing at work, contact a Seattle Washington racial harassment lawyer immediately. The Seattle harassment attorneys at Teller & Associates have the experience, skill, and dedication to provide you with outstanding legal advice and successfully represent your racial harassment case.

If you or a loved one has been the victim of racial harassment in Washington, please contact a racial harassment attorney at Teller & Associates to discuss your case. The initial call is free.